Chockstone Forum - General Discussion
General Climbing Discussion
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When do climbers replace their gear? wires-cams... |
5-Aug-2003 At 3:18:23 PM |
dodgy
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The 12 kN maximum impact impact force was derived from military studies which showed the human body could briefly withstand fifteen times its own weight when a parachute opens. This limit is applied to the rope in the drop test, the impact force on the dummy cannot exceed 12 kN on the first drop (and the lower the better).
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